Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-20
News DuAmo9y.

Gulf, Colorado and Santa fe Railroad
just returned TO Dallas, Texas, from th2 |
wool districts Of the West, says the
sheep are In nue copditios on ACCOUNT
lof an unusually favorable wtnier, and
ssss sSs .sss.S. Ess1S vss sss,t..
says: San Angelo will handle ,250,0 900
Br0WnWood and Ballipger. about ,UO0,-
600 each. Colorado Will handle about
| 4 ,000, 900 pounds.
Mrs.. Pearl LAcey, - years of age,
who had been married lees than .
month, committed suicide in her room
In New York early on Saturday morn.
ling. Her husband WAS bartender,
and from the time of her marriage she
aeemed to suffer from homesjckness.
I6he WAS the daughter Of . farmer In
IOhio.
No new cases Of yellow fever appear.
ed In the city Of Key West yesterday,
but three eailors sick with the disease
lon . British vessel were taken to the
Hospital. There have bsep two deaths
since Saturday. The record up to date
IstAnds 30 follows: "OAses. a; deaths,
I13; discharged cured, z; remaining
Isiok, Il.
A coal train and . freight train on
the heading Railroad csilided near
Montoursville, PennA., ON Saturday
eight coal cars and an engine were
wrecked. Erastus Hinckley. engine or
tof the coal train, was killed. .Ths
ftsAeks W0goe ebeefnsssds ~ aevSial
hours. ~
Samuel Roger, . farmer Of Lebanon
County, Pa, disAppeared from hts
home, near Ayerstown, short time
Iago. On Saturday his dead body wa
found In stable, with the throat cut
he WAS quite wealthy. but afflicted
with fears Of financial disAster.
While james Welsh and Henry
6tficker we're ct work near large
oskeu door 10 the HouAe Of Correction
at Chicago, on Friday, . gust of wind
blew the door from its hinges and 1t fe
upon the mon, killing Walsh and IA
tally injuring Stricken.
IL A storm In Manor and Hempsfiel
townships, Lancaster county, Penna.
). on Friday night, blew down trees, barr
. and tobacco sheds, and levsled grail
Q fields. A number Of cattle we're killed
by lightning.
IL Patrick Barrett and Edward Mooney
: injured by the explosion In the Twil
Shaft at PittstoP, Penn, on Satur
. day, died yesterday. Michael Finap
Z. another Of the injured, was in dyin
condition.
The village OF Washburn, Wood for
county. illinois, was destroyed by fir
= lon Saturday morning. The loss 10 est
!, mated at $1,000; insurance, 0,00(
e Incendiarism ia suspected.
!. Sidney Soule, book keeper for e. F
. Preston & Co. of Chicago, has been al
8 rested on the charge Of embezzling fyor
= his employers. He was addicted I
II bucketshop gambling.
A severe storm prevailed In the W.
l Joining Valley Sunday afternoon. Raj
!, and hall fell In sheets, and large fran
a dwelling In Wilkesbarre was demo
ished BY the wind.
William Wingard, is years old, sht
and killed bis stepfather, Edward
Thomas, In Savannah, Sunday. II
mother had complained that her hu
q band treated her cruelty.
'3 A misplaced switch caused an eugir
1t to collide with o passenger train at Oh
caso ON Sunday. The engineer was g
" verely injured and an unknown labor
In WAS killed.
Hsnry Both schild, aged rs years,
D. WEALTHY farmer. hanged himself In
~ barn near Southvilie, Kentucky, I
~ Sunday. He had been insane for son
r time.
The latest reports of the burning
the steamer Cham plain, of Char
voix, Michigan, show that of the
81 persons on b)ard only ~ are known
Do be saved.
y, Mrs. Hopper and her two year o.
:; child were fatally burned by the expl
u, u sion of can of oil at Mansfie Id, Penn,
"a =, on Saturday morning.
ns Patrick Flevin, q plum ber, WAS kill
In In WashiDgton, ON Saturday, by ste
ping over the edge of o two story bull
ing ON which he was at work.
A violent wind storm passed ov
~ Minneapolis at noon on Saturday, u
~ roofing trees and damaging sms
buildings.